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July Film Guide: A New ‘Trek,’ ‘Ghostbusters,’ and ‘Jason’

No sense sitting home in the sweltering heat, here’s a lo a some of Hollywood’s summer offering.

Morality Play: In ‘Some Brighter Distance,’ Who Is Not Guilty?

City Theatre mounts a new play about tough choices and people who find ways around them.

‘The Man from U.N.C.L.E.’ Looking Good

This big screen version of the old TV series gives the 1960’s a shot of cinematic Botox.

Film Preview: Will April Showers Bring Cinematic Flowers?

A quick run-down of what’s playing on Pittsburgh screens this month.

‘Chappie’: The Rise (and Fall) of Machines

Forget artificial intelligence — any intelligence would have been nice.

Savoy Hosts Roger Humprhies Trio With Mark Lucas; Open Stage at Club Cafe’s Acousticafe (CPs Mon., 3/2/15)

Roger Humphries Trio w/Mark Lucas, Acousticafe w/Ben Shannon, “McFarland, USA”

‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ Is 49 Too Many

The ‘Fifty Shades’ movie gives you 125 minutes of brutal boredom built on a bad idea.

Surprise: ‘Mortdecai’ Is Quite All Right and Depp Ain’t Dead

Reports of Johnny Depp’s demise are greatly exaggerated and his latest, the comedy caper film “Mortdecai,” deserves a closer lo.

February Movie Preview: Moore Month (and More)

Find out what Julianne Moore—and a whole raft of other stars—are doing this month on Pittsburgh movie screens.

‘Selma’ Gives Us a King, and It’s a Royally Good Movie

Hollywood finally makes a movie about a real superhero—Martin Luther King, Jr.

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